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Basic Horse CareHorses are amazingly beautiful and sensitive creatures. Horses require not only understanding and patience to have a horse as a pet, it also requires a whole lot of care.
How to Train Your Dog... Once You Realize That He Is Not a HumanAll of us want an "obedient" dog, the question is how to go about it. Here are some tips to help you get started on training your dog.
The Australian Shepherd: Not a True AustralianThe Australian Shepherd is believed to have originated in the hills of southern Spain rather than in Australia.
The Australian KelpieThe Australian Kelpie is a sheep herding dog of great instinct and natural ability. Without its help the job of sheep herding in Australia would be vastly more difficult.
Taking Your Pet With You To Live In GermanyYour list of things to do when starting your move to Germany may seem a neverending one and don’t forget, your trusty pet has needs too!
Cats & Dogs - Soul Mates?Why do some cats and dogs get along while others...well you know really don't get along!
Benefits Of Getting Dog Seat Covers For Your CarDogs love to travel with you and with dog seat covers for your car, you can keep your dog safe and your car seat in good shape. Dog seat covers for your car can provide great benefits and joy for your dog and yourself.
Dog Food - Teaching Your Dog Better 'Tricks'Here you'll find dog food tips to prevent your dog becoming a fussy eater, as well as general guidelines for feeding your dog. Also, for those making their own dog food, find out how much protein and fat your dog should be having, and why it's important to balance these nutrients together.
The Shiba Inu: Japan's "Little Big Dog"The Shiba Inu is definitely not a breed for the faint hearted. They are affectionate but strongly independent.
The German SpitzThe German Spitz is a type of dog with the particular "Spitz" coat and encompasses the breeds ranging in size from the Keeshond to the Pomeranian.
The Australian Cattle DogThe Australian Cattle Dog is also called the Blue Heeler, for its job is to nip at the heels of the cattle to drive them.
Pet Health OnlinePet health provides assistance to find pets and healthy diet information for pets. Detailed information on flea control in dogs and cats, and dental health issues on horse.
Boxer Dogs: Ten Things You May Not Know About Them!Legend says when God was fashioning different breeds of dog out of clay, he came to his final task and decided to create the most beautiful dog ever and call it a 'Boxer'. But this new breed of dog was vain and rushed to see himself in the mirror before the clay was properly set and bumped headlong into his own reflection. That accounts for the flat nose characteristic of the Boxer, and also proves that God really did accomplish his design for the world’s most beautiful dog! Here are another ten things you may not already know about Boxer dogs...
The Top 3 Canine Behavior Problems and How to Solve Them - Part 2When properly trained, dogs make excellent family members; they enrich our lives, offer love, loyalty, companionship and protection. Unfortunately, behavior problems can hinder our appreciation of them or create frustration. This 3-part article highlights 3 top behavior problems; excessive barking, biting, and jumping up on people, then offers expert advice on how to solve each.
Using Reward and Punishment to Train Your DogReward and punishment can be an excellent way to train your dog. If the process is done right you can have a very obedient pet for life.
Grooming Your German Coolie (Koolie)In this article on pet grooming I will be covering how to groom a German Coolie. Every breed of dog requires special grooming tips and you should make sure you are familiar with how to care for your specific breed of dog before purchasing one.
Grooming Your St. BernardSt. Bernards are enormous and lovable dogs. As members of the working group of dogs, they were originally bred to help with mountain rescues in Switzerland. They are loyal, good-tempered dogs that are wonderful with children and make great pets if you have the space.However, don’t buy a St. Bernard unless you are prepared to spend some time and/or money on grooming. Since these dogs originated in snowy and cold Switzerland, St. Bernards have a thick dense coat.There are both longhaired and shorthaired varieties of the breeds. The grooming is a little easier for the shorthaired type. A bristle brush is a good all-purpose brush for the breed but the St. Bernard coat can also benefit from some specialized brushes
Grooming Your PoodlePoodle grooming can be a daunting task, but a necessary part of owning this particular breed. Well-groomed poodles have healthier skin and coats and grooming also helps prevent health problems.
Grooming Your Maltese Toy DogTaking care of the Maltese coat is the most important part of grooming the breed. Maltese should be brushed and combed a minimum of every other day. Daily brushing, however, is recommended if you want to keep their coat healthy.
Grooming Your Collie DogCollies come in two different varieties, "smooth" and "rough." Rough collies require much more grooming, but smoothes do need to be groomed regularly to keep their coats healthy. Collies have a double coat of hair, meaning there is a thick undercoat and an outer coat of thinner and flatter hair.A smooth collie has shorter hair like that of a Labrador or Dalmatian. The hair is short and smooth with a thick undercoat. Rough collies have a long and flowing topcoat and a dense undercoat. You can keep your collie looking good, no matter what the variety, with regular brushing.
Grooming Your Afghan HoundAfghans require a lot of grooming maintenance to keep their long silky hair in top condition. Even if you don’t have a show dog, a clean and healthy coat will enhance your pleasure of owning this graceful breed. Hair is the signature feature of the Afghan and, when properly cared for, it brings drama and elegance to the Afghan’s every move.
Cat Mailboxes Can Mean so MuchWe love our cats. Throughout the centuries, Cats have been revered, even worshipped. They can be our cuddly friends or fearsome hunters. Through it all, they are our beloved pets. For some, coming through the door at the end of a long day, being greeted by a furry feline it the best part of the day.
Choosing a Dog Day CareFind out nine pertinent tips for choosing a good day care for your dog.
The Afghan Hound, Hunter of the DesertThe Afghan Hound is one of the few sighthounds that not only gives chase but will attack and kill its prey.
The Brittany Spaniel: An Extraordinary Bird DogThe Brittany Spaniel has achieved a reputation as being one of the most popular Bird Dogs of modern times.
Teaching A Young Pup New TricksIt's never too soon to start teaching your puppy some basic training here's a few simple tips to get you started
Dog Training - Start Training Your Puppy by Winning His RespectThe basis of training your puppy is winning his trust,respect, and confidence. Real training can't begin until your puppy has accepted you as his leader, respects you,and has confidence in you.
How To Cut A Dog's Nails Without The Blood, Sweat and Tears!How to cut a dog's nails is one of the most frequently asked question when it comes to grooming dogs. Knowing how to cut a dog's nails is so important and if you're wondering how to trim a dog's nails - you need look no further. As usual, we’ve done all the research for you and presented you with a step by step guide on this delicate procedure.
Boxes, Boxes Everywhere...And Not A Cat In Sight: Ways To Make Moving Easier On Your PetsMoving with pets is always a special challenge. The owner of three cats shares tips for making the move easier and, most importantly, safer, for your pets.
The Chinese Crested: A Naked DogThe Chinese Crested dog is a hairless breed which has two varieties, the Powderpuff which has a soft "veil" of hair and the Naked, (no hair).



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